Fast internet,
anywhere in Canada.
The independent guide to understanding, choosing, and getting the most out of Starlink. Plans, installation, comparisons, and over 50 questions answered clearly.
Who benefits most from Starlink?
Three Canadian profiles where satellite internet makes a real difference.
You live in rural Canada
No fibre, no cable, just a tired DSL line? Starlink delivers 100 to 250 Mbps stable speeds, no contract, from day one. Often the first viable option for truly fast internet anywhere outside cities.
You have a cottage
With the Roam plan and Standby Mode at $15/month off-season, you pay only for the months you use. A cottage used 5 months costs about $540/year total, including the pause months.
You travel in an RV
The Mini dish with Roam Unlimited gives you internet anywhere in Canada (and the US). Remote work, family entertainment, video calls from the road. Fits in a backpack.
3 steps, less than an hour
From order to your first speed test, the process is designed for normal users, with no technician required.
Check availability
Enter your address on the official Starlink site in 30 seconds. The system tells you if you’re covered and at what price.
Order online
Pick your plan and dish, pay by card. Delivered in 5 to 10 business days across Canada, no contract.
Install and enjoy
No technician needed. The app guides you step-by-step. The dish self-aligns in 5 minutes, you’re online in under an hour.
10 articles to decide with confidence
From the installation guide to the dish comparison, everything you need to pick and install Starlink in Canada.
The complete 2026 guide
Everything about Starlink in Canada, from pricing to installation, including winter performance and comparisons.
Read article → AvailabilityCoverage by province
British Columbia, Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic Canada, Yukon, NWT, Nunavut: where is it available and at what speeds?
Read article → CostsPricing and hardware
Complete 2026 price table: Residential, Roam, Mini, taxes included. Total cost calculation.
Read article → PracticalInstall it yourself
Step-by-step guide to installing Starlink in under an hour, with tips for the Canadian climate.
Read article → Comparisonvs Bell, Telus, Rogers, Xplore
Where Starlink wins, where another ISP is better. Honest comparison without sales angles.
Read article → HardwareStandard, Mini, Performance
Which dish model fits your use: home, cottage, RV, or business needs.
Read article → ClimateWinter performance
Starlink at -30°C and below, snow, ice, wind. All about performance in the heart of Canadian winter.
Read article → MobilityCottage, RV, travel
Roam plans, Standby mode, 12V solar setup. Everything for Canadian nomads.
Read article → FAQ50+ questions answered
The most common questions Canadians ask about Starlink, with clear and up-to-date answers.
Read article →What Canadians are saying
Summary of the most common feedback from Canadians using Starlink in rural areas, cottages, and RVs.
No issues for 2 years even in extreme cold. Stable speeds around 130 Mbps all winter, the built-in heater handles snow well.
With unlimited 100 Mbps at the cottage I stream TV, browse, do email without issues. Standby at $15/month in winter is perfect to save money.
The Mini is perfect for our RV. Compact, lower power draw, I set it up on the roof in 2 minutes. Life-changing on Canadian road trips.
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get asked most often. For the full list of 50+ questions, see our complete FAQ.
How much does Starlink cost in Canada in 2026?
The Residential 100 plan costs $75 CAD/month, the most popular option. Residential Unlimited is $115/month. Roam plans range from $75 (50GB) to $200 (Unlimited). The Standard dish is $349 CAD one-time, or you can rent it for $15/month on Residential plans.
Does Starlink work at -30°C?
Yes. The dish has a built-in heater that automatically melts snow and ice. Tested down to -55°C in NWT and -45°C in Yukon. Canadian users report excellent reliability even at the peak of winter.
Is Starlink available everywhere in Canada?
Yes for 99% of populated areas including all 10 provinces, Yukon, Northwest Territories, and southern Nunavut. Some southern cities have a Residential waitlist but Roam is always available immediately. See full coverage.
Which dish should I choose: Standard or Mini?
For a permanent home, choose the Standard Gen 3 which offers the best speeds. For a cottage, RV, or seasonal use, go with the Mini: smaller, lower power draw (great for solar), performance is sufficient for most uses. Detailed comparison.
Is there a long-term contract?
No. Starlink is month-to-month. You can cancel or pause anytime. Standby Mode costs $15/month and keeps your dish associated with your account, ideal for a cottage used only in season.
How do I install Starlink myself?
Installation is designed to be done in under an hour with no technician. You pick a spot with clear sky view, mount the dish, route the cable, and set up via the app. The step-by-step guide.
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